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Using objects in the classroom
- 1. “But, I Don’tHave Artifacts!”: Resources for Teaching Native Cultures and Object-based Learning in the Classroom Ann Marie Gleeson, Primary Source
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- 45. Chronological Thinking How didyou make your decisions? What evidence did you use? How did you use objects?
- 46. Chronological Thinking Change overtime Contemporary Images Object analysis purpose, detail work, climate/geography/raw materials, art, used today, tourism
- 47. Making Connections Withoutthe Actual Artifact Images of the object Bring in contemporary objects or reproductions Show images/videos of how it was made or used Use sample raw materials Artifact Kits
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Editor's Notes
- #4 Makah c. 1900
- #8 Wampanoag Hickory Wood
- #17 Peabody Number: 44-19-10/27264 Acoma Ceramic Bowl Basket
- #21 TitleMakah woman known as Maria (wife of Tatoosh) holding infant, Washington, in engraving made 1792
- #22 TitleMakah girls called Martha, Fanny, and Ellen at Neah Bay, Washington, ca. 1865
- #23 Makah Drying Fish 1900
- #24 TitleMakah boy plays the organ in class, Neah Bay, Washington, ca. 1903
- #25 Makah 1905
- #26 Makah 1910
- #27 Makah woman with gathering basket, Washington, 1910
- #28 Makah 1911
- #29 Makah 1915
- #30 TitleMakahs gather for a potlatch, Neah Bay, Washington, ca. 1923
- #31 Makah 1941
- #32 Makah 1964
- #33 Makah 1990s
- #34 Makah Day 1995
- #35 Makah Days 2009
- #37 Acoma 1898
- #38 1899 Acoma
- #39 Acoma Pueblo 1926
- #40 Acoma 1929
- #41 Acoma 1930s
- #42 Acoma 1930s
- #43 Acoma Pueblo 1941 Ansel Adams
- #44 Ansel Adams Acoma Pueblo Church 1941
- #45 Hillary Clinton at Acoma 1999
- #46 Acoma 200s
- #47 Acoma Pueblo Cultural Center Museum 2010s
- #49 400 – 600 AD Pueblo Utah
- #50 Potawatomi [Prairie Band, Kansas]1870
- #51 Oklahoma Shawnee 1890
- #52 Kiawa Oklahoma 1890s women’s moccasins
- #53 Niitsitapii (Blackfoot/Blackfeet) Girls leggings moccasins 1900 ceremonial
- #54 1910 men’s boots Alaska
- #55 Alberta Canada 1910
- #56 1920 Ojibewa
- #57 1940 Mexico
- #58 1970 Canda
- #59 Mukluks 1983 Alaska
- #60 2000 Minnesota Chippewa
- #61 2010 Yakima Washington State